All you need to know about this hole-in-the-wall is that it's always packed elbow-to-elbow with Düsseldorf's expat Japanese community salivating over an authentic taste of home: slurp-worthy noodle soups. The Sapporo ramen imported from Japan swim in a hearty and complex broth made from pig bones and vegetables along with various other ingredients.
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